The effect of previous conditioning exercise on diaphyseal and metaphyseal bone to imposition and withdrawal of training in young Thoroughbred horses

Keyphrases

• Response to Training 100%
• Metaphyseal 100%
• Thoroughbred Horse 100%
• Conditioning Exercise 100%
• Endosteum 100%
• Bone Mineral Content 100%
• Diaphyseal 100%
• Bone Strength Index 100%
• Bone Strength 100%
• Cortical Thickness 100%
• Young Horses 50%
• Pasture 50%
• Nineteen 50%
• Young Age 50%
• Computed Tomography 50%
• Density Increase 50%
• Galloping 50%
• Bone Mineral Density 50%
• Diaphysis 50%
• Very Young 50%
• Joint Space 50%
• Observation Period 50%
• Training Exercise 50%
• Slow Growth 50%
• Phalangeal Bone 50%
• Periosteal 50%
• Paddock 50%
• Quantitative Computed Tomography 50%
• Diaphyseal Bone 50%
• Metaphysis 50%
• 3-year-olds 50%
• Third Metacarpal Bone 50%
• Bone Response 50%
• Carpometacarpal Joint 50%
• Training Workload 50%
• Two-year-olds 50%
• Workload Indicators 50%

Veterinary Science and Veterinary Medicine

• Bone Mineral 100%
• Thoroughbred Horse 100%
• Third Metacarpal Bone 50%
• Diaphysis 50%
• Metaphysis 50%
• Carpometacarpal Joint 50%
• Bone Density 50%
• Foal 50%
• Joint Space 50%
• Quantitative Computed Tomography 50%